Technical Sergeant Caesar Rinato Binetti, born 12 Oct 1908, was the son of Ettore and Agnes (Twyman) Binetti of Whitehouse Station, New Jersey. Whitehouse Station is 37 miles west of Newark. His father was born in Italy and his mother was born in England.
In the 1910 census 2-year-old Caesar is living with his parents and siblings Amelia 9, Tony 5, Clara 4, and Hugo 3, in Manhattan. His father is a bookkeeper for a wine house.
In the 1915 census 6-year-old Caesar is living with his parents and siblings Amelia 7, Antonio 11, and Clara 7, at 2384 Hughes Ave., in the Bronx. His father is a bookkeeper.
In the 1920 census 11-year-old Caesar is living with his parents and siblings Amelia 19, Tony 15, Clara 14, and Hugo 12, at 2384 Hughes Avenue in the Bronx. His father is the proprietor of a wine salon.
In the 1930 census 21-year-old Caesar is living with his parents and siblings Clara 24, and Hugo 22, at 414 6th Street in West New York, Hudson County, New Jersey. His father is a chemist at a chemical works. Clara works in a dress shop. Hugo is a metal worker, and Caesar is a printer for a printing house.
Ceasar was a noted professional bicycle racer. In December of 1936 Caesar is listed as a passenger on the SS Western World sailing from Buenos Aires 12 Dec arriving New York City 30 Dec 1936. He was returning from a long-distance bicycle race in South America.
Caesar’s mother, Agnes, died 1 Feb 1941 at the age of 71.
Caesar enlisted in the Army Air Corps 18 Apr 1942 in Newark. He’d had a grammar school education and was single without dependents. His civil occupation was listed as carpenter. He was assigned to the 852 Bomb Squadron of the 491st Bomb Group.
Caesar was Radio Operator and gunner on B-24 44-40234 “Times Awaisting” piloted by Lt Richard Wilson.
Caesar’s plane was shot down and crashed near Dusseldorf on 13 Sep 1944, his father’s birthday. Mission Air Crew Report 8860.
Caesar was listed as missing in action.
In the 1910 census 2-year-old Caesar is living with his parents and siblings Amelia 9, Tony 5, Clara 4, and Hugo 3, in Manhattan. His father is a bookkeeper for a wine house.
In the 1915 census 6-year-old Caesar is living with his parents and siblings Amelia 7, Antonio 11, and Clara 7, at 2384 Hughes Ave., in the Bronx. His father is a bookkeeper.
In the 1920 census 11-year-old Caesar is living with his parents and siblings Amelia 19, Tony 15, Clara 14, and Hugo 12, at 2384 Hughes Avenue in the Bronx. His father is the proprietor of a wine salon.
In the 1930 census 21-year-old Caesar is living with his parents and siblings Clara 24, and Hugo 22, at 414 6th Street in West New York, Hudson County, New Jersey. His father is a chemist at a chemical works. Clara works in a dress shop. Hugo is a metal worker, and Caesar is a printer for a printing house.
Ceasar was a noted professional bicycle racer. In December of 1936 Caesar is listed as a passenger on the SS Western World sailing from Buenos Aires 12 Dec arriving New York City 30 Dec 1936. He was returning from a long-distance bicycle race in South America.
Caesar’s mother, Agnes, died 1 Feb 1941 at the age of 71.
Caesar enlisted in the Army Air Corps 18 Apr 1942 in Newark. He’d had a grammar school education and was single without dependents. His civil occupation was listed as carpenter. He was assigned to the 852 Bomb Squadron of the 491st Bomb Group.
Caesar was Radio Operator and gunner on B-24 44-40234 “Times Awaisting” piloted by Lt Richard Wilson.
Caesar’s plane was shot down and crashed near Dusseldorf on 13 Sep 1944, his father’s birthday. Mission Air Crew Report 8860.
Caesar was listed as missing in action.
Technical Sergeant Caesar Rinato Binetti, born 12 Oct 1908, was the son of Ettore and Agnes (Twyman) Binetti of Whitehouse Station, New Jersey. Whitehouse Station is 37 miles west of Newark. His father was born in Italy and his mother was born in England.
In the 1910 census 2-year-old Caesar is living with his parents and siblings Amelia 9, Tony 5, Clara 4, and Hugo 3, in Manhattan. His father is a bookkeeper for a wine house.
In the 1915 census 6-year-old Caesar is living with his parents and siblings Amelia 7, Antonio 11, and Clara 7, at 2384 Hughes Ave., in the Bronx. His father is a bookkeeper.
In the 1920 census 11-year-old Caesar is living with his parents and siblings Amelia 19, Tony 15, Clara 14, and Hugo 12, at 2384 Hughes Avenue in the Bronx. His father is the proprietor of a wine salon.
In the 1930 census 21-year-old Caesar is living with his parents and siblings Clara 24, and Hugo 22, at 414 6th Street in West New York, Hudson County, New Jersey. His father is a chemist at a chemical works. Clara works in a dress shop. Hugo is a metal worker, and Caesar is a printer for a printing house.
Ceasar was a noted professional bicycle racer. In December of 1936 Caesar is listed as a passenger on the SS Western World sailing from Buenos Aires 12 Dec arriving New York City 30 Dec 1936. He was returning from a long-distance bicycle race in South America.
Caesar’s mother, Agnes, died 1 Feb 1941 at the age of 71.
Caesar enlisted in the Army Air Corps 18 Apr 1942 in Newark. He’d had a grammar school education and was single without dependents. His civil occupation was listed as carpenter. He was assigned to the 852 Bomb Squadron of the 491st Bomb Group.
Caesar was Radio Operator and gunner on B-24 44-40234 “Times Awaisting” piloted by Lt Richard Wilson.
Caesar’s plane was shot down and crashed near Dusseldorf on 13 Sep 1944, his father’s birthday. Mission Air Crew Report 8860.
Caesar was listed as missing in action.
In the 1910 census 2-year-old Caesar is living with his parents and siblings Amelia 9, Tony 5, Clara 4, and Hugo 3, in Manhattan. His father is a bookkeeper for a wine house.
In the 1915 census 6-year-old Caesar is living with his parents and siblings Amelia 7, Antonio 11, and Clara 7, at 2384 Hughes Ave., in the Bronx. His father is a bookkeeper.
In the 1920 census 11-year-old Caesar is living with his parents and siblings Amelia 19, Tony 15, Clara 14, and Hugo 12, at 2384 Hughes Avenue in the Bronx. His father is the proprietor of a wine salon.
In the 1930 census 21-year-old Caesar is living with his parents and siblings Clara 24, and Hugo 22, at 414 6th Street in West New York, Hudson County, New Jersey. His father is a chemist at a chemical works. Clara works in a dress shop. Hugo is a metal worker, and Caesar is a printer for a printing house.
Ceasar was a noted professional bicycle racer. In December of 1936 Caesar is listed as a passenger on the SS Western World sailing from Buenos Aires 12 Dec arriving New York City 30 Dec 1936. He was returning from a long-distance bicycle race in South America.
Caesar’s mother, Agnes, died 1 Feb 1941 at the age of 71.
Caesar enlisted in the Army Air Corps 18 Apr 1942 in Newark. He’d had a grammar school education and was single without dependents. His civil occupation was listed as carpenter. He was assigned to the 852 Bomb Squadron of the 491st Bomb Group.
Caesar was Radio Operator and gunner on B-24 44-40234 “Times Awaisting” piloted by Lt Richard Wilson.
Caesar’s plane was shot down and crashed near Dusseldorf on 13 Sep 1944, his father’s birthday. Mission Air Crew Report 8860.
Caesar was listed as missing in action.
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Entered the service from New Jersey.
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